What Is True of Light Detection Across Species? ​

question 32

Multiple Choice

What is true of light detection across species? ​

• A)For all known species, the eye has evolved to see only visible light.
• B)Visible, infrared, and ultraviolet rays are detected by most species, including humans.
• C)Humans can see visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light; many nonmammalian species, such as insects and snakes, can see only in the visible light range.
• D)Visible light is only detected by humans; some insects can see in the ultraviolet range and snakes can see in the infrared range.

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